- Joseph R. Samaniuk (1st Place, 83rd Annual
Meeting, October 2011, Cleveland, Ohio)
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A rapid, inexpensive technique for measuring the rheological properties
of yield stress fluids
Joseph R. Samaniuk1, C. T. Scott2, Thatcher W.
Root1, and Daniel J. Klingenberg1
1Chemical and Biological Engineering, University of
Wisconsin-Madison; 2Forest Product Laboratory, USDA Forest
Service
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- Simon Rogers (2nd Place, 83rd Annual
Meeting, October 2011, Cleveland, Ohio)
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Linear algebra yielding in LAOS
Simon
Rogers and Pavlik Lettinga
ICS-3, Institute of Complex Systems, Forschungszentrum Juelich
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- Tom Verwijlen (3rd Place, 83rd Annual
Meeting, October 2011, Cleveland, Ohio)
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Novel approaches to interfacial dilatational rheology
Tom
Verwijlen, Anja Vananroye, and Jan Vermant
Department of Chemical Engineering, Katholieke Unversiteit Leuven
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- Tao Cong (4th Place, 83rd Annual
Meeting, October 2011, Cleveland, Ohio)
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Self-assembled multicomponent plasmonic nanogels: Structure, rheology
and optical properties
Tao
Cong, Satvik Wani, Georo Zhou, Elia Baszczuk, and Radhakrishna
Sureshkumar
Syracuse University
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- Darlene I. Santiago-Quinonez (1st Place, 82nd Annual
Meeting, October 2010, Santa Fe, New Mexico)
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Rheological characterization of a ferrofluid consisting of permanently
magnetized nanoparticles
Darlene I. Santiago-Quinonez and Carlos Rinaldi
Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Puerto Rico
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- Eric B. Webb (2nd Place, 82nd Annual
Meeting, October 2010, Santa Fe, New Mexico)
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High pressure rheology of methane hydrates: Effects of temperature, salt
content, and hydrate structure
Eric B. Webb, Matthew W. Liberatore, E. D. Sloan, Amadeu K. Sum, and
Carolyn Koh
Chemical Engineering, Colorado School of Mines
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- A. Kate Gurnon (3rd Place, 82nd Annual
Meeting, October 2010, Santa Fe, New Mexico)
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Large amplitude oscillatory shear (LAOS) of shear thickening fluids
A. Kate Gurnon and Norman J. Wagner
Chemical Engineering, University of Delaware
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- Kendra A. Erk (1st Place, 81st Annual
Meeting, October 2009, Madison, Wisconsin)
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Stiffening, fracture, and friction of physically associating networks by
shear rheometry
Kendra A. Erk and Kenneth R. Shull
Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Northwestern
University
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- Patrick J. Rensing (2nd Place, 81st
Annual Meeting, October 2009, Madison, Wisconsin)
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Yield stress and viscosity of ice suspensions formed from water-in-oil
emulsions
Patrick J. Rensing, Matthew Liberatore, Amadeu K. Sum, Carolyn A. Koh,
and E. Dendy Sloan
Department of Chemical Engineering, Colorado School of Mines
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- Saswati Pujari (3rd Place, 81st Annual
Meeting, October 2009, Madison, Wisconsin)
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X-ray scattering studies of flow-induced alignment in model polymer-clay
nanocomposites
Saswati Pujari1, Wesley R. Burghardt1,
Marie-Claude Heuzey2, Christophe
Mobuchon2, and Pierre J. Carreau2
1Department of Chemical & Biological
Engineering, Northwestern University; 2CREPEC
- Chemical Eng., École Polytechnique
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- Swapnil Kohale (XVth International Congress on
Rheology / 80th Annual Meeting, August 2008, Monterey, California)
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Shear induced chain migration in flowing polymeric solutions: A
molecular dynamics study
Swapnil Kohale and Rajesh Khare
Department of Chemical Engineering, Texas Tech University
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- Jen Shueng Tiang (XVth International Congress
on Rheology / 80th Annual Meeting, August 2008, Monterey, California)
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Kinetics of shear-induced crystallization: Effects of shear rate and
strain
Jen
Shueng Tiang, Hee Eon Park, and John M. Dealy
Department of Chemical Engineering, McGill University
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- Roseanna N. Zia (XVth International Congress
on Rheology / 80th Annual Meeting, August 2008, Monterey, California)
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Force induced microdiffusivity of colloidal particles
Roseanna N. Zia1 and John F. Brady2
1Mechanical Engineering, California
Institute of Technology; 2Chemical
Engineering, California Institute of Technology
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- Mukund Vasudevan (79th Annual Meeting, October
2007, Salt Lake City, Utah)
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Self-similar shear thickening behavior in CTAB/NaSal surfactant
solutions
Mukund Vasudevan1, Amy Shen2,
Bamin Khomami3, and Radhakrishna
Sureshkumar1
1Department
of Energy, Environmental and Chemical Engineering, Washington University
in St. Louis;
2Mechanical
and Aerospace Engineering, Washington University in St Louis;
3Department
of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, University of Tennessee
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- Jin Li (78th Annual Meeting, October 2006,
Portland, Maine)
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Rheology and
microstructure of organoclay dispersions
Jin Li and James P. Oberhauser
Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Virginia
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- Randy H. Ewoldt (77th Annual Meeting, October
2005, Vancouver, B.C., Canada)
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Exploring the rheological properties required for adhesive locomotion in
natural and robotic snails
Randy H. Ewoldt and Gareth H. McKinley
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology
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- Rodney D. Priestley (76th Annual Meeting,
February 2005, Lubbock, Texas)
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The impact of nanoconfinement, surfaces and interfaces on the structural
relaxation of polymeric glasses monitored on the molecular-scale by
fluorescence
Rodney D. Priestley, Linda J. Broadbelt, and John M. Torkelson
Department of Chemical & Biological Engineering, Northwestern
University
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- Anny Flory (75th Annual Meeting, October 2003,
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
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Torque and normal force measurements in polymer glasses
Anny Flory and Gregory B. McKenna
Department of Chemical Engineering, Texas Tech University
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- Jeffrey C. Haley (74th Annual Meeting, October
2002, Minneapolis, Minnesota)
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Temperature and composition dependence of monomeric friction factors in
a miscible polymer blend obtained by rheology and diffusion
Jeffrey C. Haley and Timothy P. Lodge
Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science, University
of Minnesota
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- My Hang T. Truong (73rd Annual Meeting, October
2001, Bethesda, Maryland)
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Model rheological behavior of mixed systems of nonionic polymer and
living polyelectrolyte
My Hang T. Truong and Lynn M. Walker
Department of Chemical Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University
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- Kevin D. Dorfman (72nd Annual Meeting,
February 2001, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina)
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Vector chromatography: Modeling micropatterned separation devices
Kevin D. Dorfman and Howard Brenner
Department of Chemical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology
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- Allen E. Kaiser (72nd Annual Meeting, February
2001, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina)
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Rheological and transport properties of suspensions
Allen E. Kaiser and Alan L. Graham
Department of Chemical Engineering, Texas Tech University
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